[Asterisk-Users] Asterisk and a SPA3000 behind NAT peer
registration
Rich Adamson
radamson at routers.com
Wed Sep 21 14:27:14 MST 2005
> Hi,
>
> I have a little situation here :( Perhaps somebody can give me a
> hand with it.
>
> I have an Asterisk working, and in another office, a Sipura
> SPA-3000.
> I configured the SPA and I have the extension working, the incomming
> trunk working, but the outgoing trunk (peer) does not work.
>
> The issue is that I have a dynamic IP where the SPA is, and neither
> the SPA nor my router have DynamicDNS.
> So, if I manually change the host for the peer for the SPA PSTN
> Line, then everything works fine, and I can make local calls through it.
> BUT when my router's IP changes... I am lost. (EVEN while the
> extension SPAN Line 1, or the incomming trunk are registered and DO work.)
>
> According to what I read, if I setup the outgoing trunk to type=peer
> with host=dynamic, then I can make the peer to register itself into the
> Asterisk, so the asterisk will know where to contact the peer.
> But.... I cannot figure out how to make the SPA register as the
> peer? I can make it register as a type=friend for the incomming traffic, but
> not as a peer..
Don't bother with the peer.
Define both the Line1 and PSTN ports on the SPA to register with asterisk
using different UserID/Passwords for each, use port 5060 for one and 5061
for the other, and in asterisk's sip.conf file define them as type=friend.
It does work just fine that way.
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